The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-12-08
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER S, 1855
&C. Fleek lost his matchmaker g
cit Ia the Brookville fire.


Two carloads Of material have sr-
rived for the new Rock Island depot.
senator Plumb talks 10 the point
inaletter published ia another col
umn.
The bodies 90 the four men burned
n Brookville were buried yesterday
at3p.m.
Nj. Fafn-W0rth, burned al the
Brookville FIRE, was cousin Of an
aunt CT Mr.. Fred Quincy.
J. ". Armstrong ls assisting
County Treasurer Wilson in his Of
nee during the busy season.
Marquette T. the temporary divis-
ION OF the Council Grove, smoky
Valley & Western railroad.
The Board 81 Trade rooms have
been rendered 10 the Pharmaeeuti-
cal Association for it, annual meet
ing.
The Salemsburg band came up on
the McPher-oh train 10 see the sights
and have their pictures taken in
body.
The county commissioners Thur
day issued the order accepting the
cutoff RAILROAD in Liberty town
ship.
The passenger conductors ON the
Missouri Pacific make the trip
from Ssllna 90 Horace. in Greeley
county
The new house of Mrs. J. .. VIII
son. corner Ash and Ninth streets,
is about completed and Is = fine sp-
Pearing, large house.
Mr. 81. John. of New York, and
M Davis. OF Janesville. Wis. are
guests OF Mrs.. Clarkson. They are
On their WAY 10 California.
Just about one-third Of the foul-
dalton Of the Red Mems Wigwam Is
completed. and the workmcn are
busily employed az the work.
NJ. NJ. Psdden. late Of the Brook
vile bank. we see by the Topeka
papers. hiss just made considerable
IA an investment in Topeka real
estate
The father Of DR.. Gillespie. Of the
Rising Saa, is on visit TO salina
from Sparta. III. Mr.. Gillespie, ST.,
owns several hundred acres 81 land
IN Saline county.
Geo. II. Shuler. employed ia the
Sallns postoflce for the past four
months, bss accepted 8 position at
Clyde, Kaus.. as book-keePer. and
has lett for that place
Taylor Miller. chairman of streets
aud alleys. has directed ". II.
Sasfes 10 have those ugly holes 10
front Of Ed Lotz's coal office repair
ed and pat in acceptable shape.
Kid " Mason was dismissed IN
the abduction case by Justice Bishop.
last Friday He was Al once re-
arrested by A. A. Carney for steal
ing money. Kid has a prospect
ahesd
The thfee-~tory building Of Rash
A sons. by the side Of ia" National
Hotel, srpear- somewhat diminu-
tive N size 81 compared with the
latter. bat 10 j. An imposing ~truc-
ture still
An individual who had purchased
an 0vercoat Of 1bcr Ion lex, % and
Sss skipping town without putting
up, had the coat pulled Oh 81 him
las night just So be- Ws- boarding
Nhe train.
We have heard many favorable
-ommentS upon Mr.. ~imkiue' ser
mon upon Thanksgiving Day. II Is
spoken 90 a. very able effort, and
Of absorbing interest L'proIn C'n-
ter Beacon.
Herzberg q Methvcn have bought
the stand al the southwest corner Of
santa Re aud Ash. lately owned by
Mrs. Henry. and viii conduct the
plsce 81 q branch 10 their bakery and
confectionery.
All The Rock Island delots are
provided with two waiting rooms.
such being the case, Saiina Will
have another comfortable depot
Union Pscifc and Missouri Pacific.
make q note Of this.
The Episcopal Military Institute
- almost resdy for the watertables,
or a. the top OF the first story proper.
This story is fourteen feet high, and
gives twenty feet Of solid stone work
from bottom Of basement
Regular trains were put on the
Missouri Pacific cutoff Tuesday.
The Rock Island bridge at Solo
mon is being rushed. Everything
is ready for the trAck-layers up 10
that Point.-Abilcue GGsctfe.
Mr.. Stauber. who was burned out
a. Brookville Thursday morning, has
gone 70 Kansas City to purchase sn
outht 10 re-establish himself in the
hardware business. He will erect q /
hre-proof building on the site Of the
burnt building.
Il il argued sgsinst the Union |
Depot project that it will destroy |
the transfer business, and put many /
worthy man out Of employment. |
Rather than TO see any less number
Of men fully employed, Salina can |
afford TO losse = union depot
Kid " Meson very naturally tried |
% air his grievances for being incar- |
eerste0 IN jail in the Herald, but was
deuied that privilege by the consta-
bic In charge. The Herald lost one
81 its brightest things.
There are four stations on the cut
on railroad, Marquette, Ripley, Linds-
borg aud Gypsum. Ripley will like
" be changed 10 Fremont, As the
former name Is not satisfactory 10
the large majority Of Union town.
ship citizens.
Fred Bsier has purchased an cleo
arfr anurax-issr machine which he